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Silver tarnishes when it reacts with airborne sulfur in a process known as oxidation. To clean silver, line a bucket with aluminum foil, fill it with warm water and baking soda, and soak. While you ...

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You pull out a favorite silver necklace or a set of family heirloom cutlery only to find it covered in a dark, unattractive film. This is tarnish, a natural chemical reaction that happens when silver ...

Q: How should I clean my tarnished silver jewelry? A: Tarnish on silver is caused when the metal reacts with sulfur, a chemical found in the air, wool and foods such as onions and eggs. Handling ...

Pure 99.9 percent silver never tarnishes, but any sterling silver will definitely tarnish over time as a result of the mix of metals. So, how do you get your silver looking good as new again?